Close ties with India make Hindi a popular foreign language study in Nepalese schools.
Hindi is taught in Fiji to meet the linguistic needs of its significant Indian diaspora.
Surinamese Hindi, a distinct dialect, is taught due to a large Indian-descendant population.
Recognizing Hindi as an official language, Mauritius offers it in schools reflecting its Indian community.
Hindi is taught in Trinidad and Tobago, especially in areas with a high Indian descendant concentration.
Hindi is an optional subject in some Guyanese schools, influenced by a notable Indian population.
Hindi gains momentum in Singaporean schools due to the rising Indian community and economic significance.